Mindscapes by Margit Hart
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18 Oct 2018
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Published: 08.10.2018
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Brooch: Mindscapes, 2017
Enamel on steel, acrylic, silver.
9.9 x 10cm
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In her current jewelry work from industrial enamel on steel, Margit Hart explores the painterly and almost haptic qualities of enamel. Her imaginations are converted to the spontaneity of the rhythmic brushstroke. Regarding subject matter the “Mindscape”-pieces are connected to other work groups of the past years – like “Horizons“, “Offshore“, “Fil d’Ariane“ or “Shifted Relations“.
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Margit Hart
To convert spontaneous imaginations with the spontaneity of rhythmic brushstrokes was most important to me, as well as the almost haptic qualities of the painted enamel. Using clear colors and reacting immediately to the characteristics of the enamel, accepting the surprises the material encompasses and experimenting further.
The rectangular and square forms as well as the free background provide the necessary balance of the brooches.
/ Margit Hart
The rectangular and square forms as well as the free background provide the necessary balance of the brooches.
/ Margit Hart
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Wednesday the 17th of Oct at 19:00 h.Brooch: Mindscapes, 2018
Enamel on steel, acrylic, silver.
13 x 6.1 cm
Photo by: Fritz Maierhofer
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Brooch: Mindscapes, 2018
Enamel on steel, acrylic, silver.
13 x 6.7cm
Photo by: Fritz Maierhofer
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Brooch: Mindscapes, 2018
Enamel on steel, acrylic, silver.
13 x 6.3
Photo by: Fritz Maierhofer
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Brooch: Mindscapes, 2018
Enamel on steel, acrylic, silver.
10.1 x 5.9 cm
© By the author. Read Klimt02.net Copyright.
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